Uhuru Reaps Badly From Battle Between Raila And Ruto As Details Emerge On What Kenyans Should Expect
Kenyans have been informed that, even if the inauguration of a new president is further delayed, there won't be a power vacuum in the country. This comes after presidential petitioners attempted to persuade the Supreme Court to declare the results released on August 15 to be unconstitutional and compel a rerun through the use of their attorneys.
Lawyers Allege Who'll Rule Kenya Should Supreme Court Nullify Ruto's Election
There will be no vacuum regarding the rulership of Kenya in the event the swearing in of a new president is further postponed, Kenyans have been told. This is after presidential petitioners, through their lawyers, tried to convince the Supreme Court to annul the results declared on August 15 and order for a rerun, while terming the announced results an illegality.
Latest Details Emerged Reveals CJ Koome & JSC Are Under Pressure Due To Delay In Doing This
The Chief Justice Martha Koome-led Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is under fire for holding up the publication of the names of qualified judges who successfully completed the interview process. According to the law, the names were supposed to be revealed on November 18 but JSC has kept silent.
Ballot Boxes For 15 Polling Station To Be Opened For Recount, Supreme Court Orders.
The supreme court of Kenya, which is sitting in the ultra-modern Milimani law courts, is currently holding a pre-hearing conference in which all parties interested in the presidential election petitions that seek to annul the designation of Dr. William Ruto as president-elect are taking part. In the ongoing lawsuit, the Supreme Court issued an order demanding vote recounts for presidential candidates in at least 15 polling locations around the country.
The Supreme Court Orders Recounts Of Presidential Votes In These Areas Within The Next 48 Hours
All parties involved in the presidential election petitions that seek to reverse the designation of Dr. William Ruto as president-elect are currently participating in a pre-hearing conference being held by the supreme court of Kenya, which is sitting in the ultra-modern Milimani law courts. The Supreme Court issued an order requiring vote recounts for presidential candidates in at least 15 polling places around the nation in the case that is presently in progress.
BREAKING: Supreme Court Orders Recount Of Presidential Votes Within Next 48 Hours For Several Areas
The supreme court of Kenya is currently holding a pre-hearing conference with all parties in the presidential election petitions seeking to overturn the declaration of Dr. William Ruto as president-elect. The conference is being held at the ultra-modern Milimani law courts. In the proceeding that is now ongoing, the Supreme Court has issued an order mandating vote recounts for presidential candidates in at least 15 polling locations.
Ballot Boxes For 15 Polling Station To Be Recounted, Supreme court Orders
All parties involved in the presidential election petitions that seek to reverse the designation of Dr. William Ruto as president-elect are currently participating in a pre-hearing conference being held by the supreme court of Kenya, which is sitting in the ultra-modern Milimani law courts.The Supreme Court issued an order requiring vote recounts for presidential candidates in at least 15 polling places around the nation in the case that is presently in progress.
Chebukati Leads IEBC In A Crucial Meeting
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission chairperson Wafula Chebukati ( Photo Courtesy) Weeks after the August 9 general election, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission chairperson Wafula Chebukati is leading the poll agency on the post- election evaluation meeting. The poll body has been on the spotlight over the manner it conducted the August 9 general election with former Azimio la Umoja presidential candidate Raila Odinga claiming that the election was not free and fair.
In Case Of Re-run Who Do You Think Will Election? See The Reaction Of Kenyans
Raila Odinga thinks that the Chief Justice Martha Koome-led Supreme Court will overrule the President choice. A petition has been submitted by an ODM official to contest Wafula Chebukati proclamation of William Ruto as president. The Supreme Court prospects are the only source of optimism for the whole Azimio La Umoja Kenya party.
ODM Governor Appeals For The Corruption Case Against Gachagua To Be Reviewed
The defense team successfully petitioned Noordin Haji, director of public prosecution, to dismiss the case against vice president Rigathi Gachagua since the evidence the prosecution was relying on could not support the case. The DPP announced in court that he was dropping the charges against DP Gachagua due to a lack of sufficient evidence.